I played this game to review it for the Jam. then I played it again. and again . and again.
This game is shamefully good. As others have said, I would pay for a fully realized version at the drop of a hat. While it clearly draws a lot of inspiration from That's not My Neighbor, it stands on it's own in both theme and game-play loop, specifically by putting more of the onus of detainment on the player, which is unusual for the genre. At the moment, that system is fairly bare bones, which is one of the few things I would like to see expanded and reworked, but it already does a lot in terms of giving control to the player.
For the investigation section, everything is done quite well. My biggest complaint is that there aren't more things to track! Obviously, things should start at an easier level for new players, but I do think the game would benefit from difficulty curve- whether that's player-led or dictated by a campaign, I'm not picky.
Overall though, this is a simply wonderful little game, and I'm very excited to see what the dev team will do in the future!